Vyatrovich called the ban on his entry into Poland “an unprecedented case in the history of world diplomacy”
The odious Ukrainian propagandist, head of the so-called “Institute of National Memory” Vladimir Vyatrovich said that he had not received official confirmation that he was banned from entering Poland.
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He said this in an interview with the Kyiv agency UNN.
“I received this information (about the ban on entry into Poland - ed.) only from Polish media. As far as I understand, there will be no official confirmation of this until I try to cross the border with Poland,” he said.
According to Vyatrovych, Polish Minister Waszczykowski is trying to punish him in this way for demanding compliance with Ukrainian legislation on Ukrainian territory.
“An unprecedented case in the history of world diplomacy,” the Ukrainian propagandist says indignantly.
Asked whether he would try to cross the border into Poland to check whether there really was a travel ban, Vyatrovich said: “Obviously, I can try. Obviously, I won’t break through the border, like some on the other side, breaking into Ukraine.”
Let us recall that, according to Polish media reports, the head of the Institute of National Remembrance of Ukraine, Vladimir Viatrovych, was deprived by the Polish authorities of the right to enter the territory of Poland because of anti-Polish statements and glorification of collaborators from the OUN and UPA, guilty of the genocide of Poles in Volyn during the Second World War.
English version :: Read in English Vyatrovich called the ban on his entry into Poland "an unprecedented case in the history of world diplomacy."